THURSDAY, MARCH 2t 1979

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JAMES COOVER of Erma and Andrew Dressel of Cape May Court House were both honored at pie Annual 4-H Leader Recognition Dinner held on Friday night, March Itth. Pictured above are Margo Nicholas. 4-H Leader Association President presenting a Friend of 4-H trophy to Dressel for many years of generous contributions to the 4-H programs. At right, George Betts of Petersburg is presenting a plaque to Coover, who was chosen as the outstanding volunteer leader of the year in all Extension Service Programs in-

cluding 4-H, Agrknlture and Home Economics.

County 4-H Leaders Feted

The Annual Cape May County 4 f H Leaders Recognition Dinner was held on Friday evening. March 16 at the Elks Club in North Wildwood. This is an annual function where leaders are brought together to be recognized and honored for the wonderful work that they do as 4 H leaders in Cape May County. Each leader is presented with a certificate of service for each year plus a pin for eachyear divisible by 5. Mrs. Louis Hear on of Villas, dean Of 4-H leaders, was awarded a 31 /ear certificate. Mary Ellen Dickinson leader of the Trailblazers 4-H Club was. awarded a 26 year certificate for runner-up to dean. Certificates and pins ranged on down from there to I year service, certificates and pins were presented by 4-H Agents Mel Lockwood and by Jean Jesuncosky. l^ie conlmitt^e of leaders who set the. dinner up were Hearon, Mrs. Dorothy Wimley of Goshen. Mrs. Marge Parker of Goshen and 4-H Leader Association President Margo Nicholas of Cape May Court House. Guests at the dinner meeting were Freeholder in Charge of Extension Service William Sturm > and his wife, George Betts/ President of The County Board of Agriculture and Chairman of the

Cape May County Advisory Council and his wife, Outstanding 4-H Girl of the Year Cathy Reynolds of Swainton and Outstanding Boy of the Year Tom

Nicholas of Cape May ourt House. Marshall Howey President of the Cape May Cobnty 4-H Foundation Board of Directors and his wife.

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SH Bridge Winners Results of the Stone Harbor Duplicate Bridge Gub on March

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